Sentence examples for a serious bit from inspiring English sources

It was pretty much one routine shouted after another, with a serious bit at the end.

The implication of the article was that Mitt Romney was engaged in a serious bit of hypocrisy.

The results include a customised 60s egg chair, a coffee table and an antique chest of drawers, all brought bang up to date with the application of a serious bit of camouflage.

And, he says, a suitably designed machine-learning model might even be trained on a single person's writing to learn to detect, for example, sarcasm.Making a fun online game out of a serious bit of research is an ingenious way to drive up participation and potentially solve the kinds of statistical problems that bedevil smaller studies.

Skipping quickly through what is clearly a serious bit of research from UCL's Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration (CREAM) my layman's superficial complaint is that it reads as if the authors are marshalling evidence to support a case they believe in: migration is an inherently good thing.

The company says the numbers weren't make or break, but it was enough to prompt a serious bit of soul-searching on the part of the company's higher-ups.

But there was a more serious bit of business: the announcement of a sizable donation to the aquarium, a strong sign of support for a New York City mainstay that has historically struggled to keep finances (and fins) afloat.

He keeps a 19th-century poster on the wall of his humble shop, showing a woman trussed up in what was apparently meant as a labor-saving measuring device but now looks like a very serious bit of sadomasochistic equipment.

Anyway, so much for the serious bit.

"There's always a serious message through a bit of fun!" was a favourite line.

Rachel, whom I never knew to be a serious cook, was a bit tense, as any host is, but quite convivial.